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Learn about the African tradition of weaving kente cloth and make a kente-style paper hanging. Registration required. Space is limited.
The centuries-old practice of kente cloth weaving in Ghana was traditionally done to make clothing for African royals to wear during important ceremonies. After a brief presentation to learn more about how these originally hand-woven patterns have been transformed into widely available fabric patterns, each child can weave their own wall or door hanging using patterned cardstock.
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Our Gonzales location was built in 1980 under the direction of Earline Decoteau, Director and serves as our Main Library location. It was expanded & renovated in 1996, 1998, and 2011, under the direction of Angelle Deshautelles, Director.
